Like most of the popular Latin music genres, música mexicana can often come off as singles-driven. As such, collaborations between its artists or groups of artists tend to be limited to one track, with the hope that they may reconvene at a later date. This makes a project like Entre Hierba, Polvo y Plomo all the more exceptional, bringing together El Fantasma, Los Dos Carnales, and Gerardo Diaz y Su Gerarquia. All three acts emerged in the latter half of the 2010s, growing in prominence among their respective audiences in the 2020s while occasionally teaming up. Though the configurations do shift across these 13 tracks, the spirit of their joint effort carries the project from end to end in a consistent way. The opening pair, featuring all three, sets the album off in brilliant fashion, the title track and “El Falsete del Potrero” showcasing different yet confluent corridos approaches.